Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Næs and Skaverup are located below Avnø Fjord. Two scenic gems side by side at the water’s edge with stunning views up through the fjord. Take a holiday home break immersed in nature, with diverse wildlife and varied terrain. The landscape is ideal for hiking and cycling through fields, forests and along the beaches. You can also explore the area from the water, for example in a kayak, or see it all from above if you climb the im­pres­si­ve Gåsetårn (Goose Tower). Vor­ding­borg is just a few ki­lo­metres away, a city rich in historic buildings, urban life, shops and cultural at­tra­ctions.

This cosy corner of West Jutland is perfect for those looking for a holiday amid the peace and quiet of nature. In Aargab, you can wake to the sound of waves and the en­chan­ting view of the dunes, as the sun rises and the animals wake. You are sur­ro­un­ded by water on all sides, which is a very special feeling that brings a sense of peace to mind and body. On one side, you have the roar of the North Sea, while on the other, the beautiful and calm Ring­kø­bing Fjord. There is ample op­portu­ni­ty to try out all kinds of water sports, as well as explore the many lovely trails on foot or by bike.

Nørre Lyngby is a small village on the map but please do not let its small size fool you. The village is known for its specta­cu­lar natural sur­ro­un­dings and is the perfect holiday desti­na­tion for nature ent­hu­si­asts. The area is espe­ci­al­ly cha­ra­cte­ri­sed by its dramatic coastal cliffs and the fa­sci­nat­ing sight of the North Sea slowly eating its way into the country. The centre of the village is a gathering point for locals and ho­li­day­ma­kers in the area. Here you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce an authentic Danish coastal community where the villagers attach great im­portan­ce to the community and cherish the specta­cu­lar natural resorts and their pre­ser­va­tion.

A stone’s throw from Denmark’s sout­her­n­most point sits Gedesby, which offers authentic village vibes and idyllic scenery. In and around the town you will find beautiful old houses, thatched farm­hou­ses and cosy green landsca­pes. The church, which dates back to the 1300s, is nestled in the centre of the town sur­ro­un­ded by the quaint main street and beautiful old mill. The area plays an important role in Denmark’s history so there is a lot of local folklore and tales to explore. The nature here is fantastic, with plan­ta­tions, hiking trails and forests – and not least Gedesby Beach, which stretches as far as the eye can see.